Thorough consultation and skin analysis as well as post-treatment advice and care.

• 2-step deep cleanse with ClinicCare Concentrated Cleansing Foam
• Disinfect/De-grease skin with Vitasept H
• Dermaplaning procedure
• Application of ClinicCare Painless Peel
• Hydrating and cooling ClinicCare EGF sheet mask application with ice globe massage.
• Application of CliniCare Lip and Eye Renewal Cream
• Application of ClincCare Sun Shield Cream SPF 30

The Result?

A brighter complexion and enhance the absorption of active skincare ingredients.

• Anyone with Dull or Tired-Looking Skin - Helps brighten the complexion by removing dead skin cells and promoting cell renewal.
• People with Fine Facial Hair (Peach Fuzz) - Removes vellus hair for a smoother appearance and better makeup application.
• Those with Uneven Skin Tone or Texture - Exfoliates to reveal a more even, polished skin surface.
• Sensitive Skin Types Seeking a Gentle Exfoliation - Unlike chemical peels or abrasive scrubs, dermaplaning is a non-irritating option.
• Pregnant or Breastfeeding Women - A safe alternative to treatments that involve chemicals or active ingredients (subject to health assessment).
• Anyone Preparing for a Special Event - Delivers instant radiance and smoothness—perfect for photos and flawless makeup.
• People Looking to Boost Skincare Results - Allows serums and creams to absorb more effectively by clearing away buildup on the skin’s surface.

Contraindications to Dermaplaning

These treatments may not be suitable if you have:

• Botox or Fillers - Please wait at least 2 weeks after injections.
• Retin-A (Tretinoin) - Discontinue use at least 1 week prior.
• Chemical Peel or Laser Treatment - Wait 2–4 weeks, depending on the strength.
• Prone to Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH) - Please inform me.
• Diabetes -Must be well-managed through diet or medication.
• Cancer: Treatments are not performed while undergoing cancer therapy.
• Accutane (Isotretinoin) - Must be off for 12 months and have doctor’s approval.
• Blood Thinners / Bleeding Disorders - Inform me if you have any history of bleeding issues or delayed healing.
• Frequent or High-Dose Aspirin Use - May increase sensitivity—please notify me.
• Severe Acne (Grade 3 or Higher) - May not be suitable for treatment.
• Red, Irritated Pustular Acne - Affected areas will be avoided.
• Cystic Acne - Affected areas will be avoided.
• Cold Sores - Please reschedule if active.
• Moles or Skin Tags - These areas will be avoided.
• Sunburned or Windburned Skin -Wait until skin is fully healed.

Pre Treatment Information

• Active skin care of a high, professional strength concentration needs to be avoided for 3-5 days such as retinoids and AHA’s pre and post procedures. Low strength should be avoided for 48 hours post treatment.
• You are advised to avoid UV exposure and heat immediately prior to treatment, as well as wearing an SPF minimum 30 (preferably 50) and UVA broad spectrum protection daily. You must avoid going out into the direct sunlight and where possible always cover up and wear a hat as much as possible.
• If you have active herpes simplex this is a contra-indication, but sufferers of inactive herpes simplex can be under medical advice take prophylactic antiviral medication or apply topical antiviral cream up to 3 days before treatment and
  up to 3 days after treatment.
• If you use a prescription retinoid in the area to be treated, you are advised to stop this 2 weeks before treatment (or as timing recommend by supplier)
• Always refer to manufacturer protocols and instructions.

Post Treatment Information

• Wash your face with a gentle, acid free cleanser, tepid water

• Avoid topical products that contain alpha or beta hydroxy acids, retinols, or Retin A for approximately 72 hours or longer. If irritation occurs after applying the above products, wait a few more days to allow your skin to
  heal. Under no circumstances should you use a product that abrades the skin within that 72hour period (scrubs)

• Don’t submerge the treated area in chlorinated pool or hot tub for the next 3 to 5 days
  *Avoid sun exposure as much as possible for a minimum of 3 days post treatment. If you must be in the sun, apply SPF 30 or greater, reapply often,
  wear a wide brimmed hat, and seek shade when possible. Be careful of sun exposure and wear sunscreen daily for 2 weeks
  *Avoid excessive heat 3 days post treatment, i.e. heavy workouts, steam rooms or saunas, etc
  *Avoid chlorine for 24 hours.

• Avoid facial waxing for 7 days

• Avoid Dermal Fillers or Botox for 2 to 4 weeks based on area.

• Do not pick, scratch, or aggressively rub the treated area.

• No scrubs, polishers, or aggressive brushes should be used for 7 to 14 days

• Do apply serums as absorption levels will be elevated

• You may experience slight peeling for the first few days. Slight windburn sensation and/or blotchiness are normal for the first few days. Skin care products may tingle for the first 2 days.

Pricing

Thorough consultation and skin analysis as well as post-treatment advice and care

• 2-step deep cleanse with ClinicCare Concentrated Cleansing Foam 
  
  
• Application of ClinicCare Instant Painless Peel
  
  
• Disinfect/De-grease skin with Vitasept H
• Application of ClinicCare peel
• Hydrating and cooling ClinicCare EGF sheet mask with ice globe massage
  
  
• Application of ClinicCare Lip and Eye Renewal Cream 
• Application of ClinicCare Sun Shield Cream SPF 30

ClinicCare Chemical Peels are ideal for anyone looking to improve their skin’s tone, texture, and clarity. They are suitable for:

• Dull or uneven skin tone
• Hyperpigmentation or sun damage
• Acne-prone or oily skin
• Fine lines, wrinkles, or dehydrated skin

Each peel is tailored to specific concerns, making them suitable for most skin types with minimal downtime. A consultation is recommended to choose the right peel for your skin.

Contraindications to Chemical Peels

These treatments may not be suitable if you have:

• Allergies to chemical ingredients
• Active cold sores, herpes simplex in area to be treated.
• History of radiation therapy within the application area (6months post chemo & radiotherapy).
• Pregnant or breastfeeding.
• Skin cancers – melanoma.
• Active eczema, psoriasis, or rosacea if inflamed skin, pustules, or papules at the time of treatment – fine to treat if completely resolved.
• Skin infections including any bacterial, viral, fungal, or herpetic infection.
• Wounded, sunburned, excessively sensitive skin.
• Inflammatory acne within the application area - wait until inflammation has subsided.
• Oral retinoids (Roaccutane) used within 6 months prior to treatment.
• History of drugs with photosensitising potential.
• Pre-existing inflammatory dermatoses (e.g., psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, pemphigus).

Pre Treatment Information

• Active skin care of a high, professional strength concentration needs to be avoided for 3-5 days such as retinoids and AHA’s pre and post procedures. Low strength should be avoided for 48 hours post treatment.

• You should also avoid UV exposure and heat immediately prior to treatment, as well as wearing an SPF minimum 30 (preferably 50) and UVA broad spectrum protection daily. You must avoid going out into the direct sunlight and where possible always cover up and wear a hat as much as possible.

• If you have active herpes simplex this is a contra-indication, but sufferers of inactive herpes simplex should be advised to take prophylactic antiviral medication or apply topical antiviral cream up to 3 days before treatment and up to 3 days after treatment.

• If you use a prescription retinoid in the area to be treated, you are advised to stop 2 weeks before treatment (or as timing recommend by supplier)

• Always refer to manufacturer protocols and instructions.

Patch Testing

A “patch test” may be performed prior to a chemical peel procedure to identify potential allergic reaction or adverse response to a specific peel product. Clients with a history of multiple allergies or sensitivities to preservatives and/or fragrances may have an increased risk of allergic reaction.

Post Treatment Information

• Refrain from touching or pulling at any loose peeling skin as this can cause an uneven result in pigmentation.
• It is recommended that the use of soaps, other than those recommended by your practitioner, on the treated skin area is restricted until the skin normalises and where possible warm / tepid water and / or gentle skin cleansers are used for cleansing. Do not scrub. Pat to dry only.
• Avoid the use of benzoyl peroxide facial skin products for 2-3 days after treatment.
• Avoid facial products containing fragrance for 5-7 days after treatment as these may irritate the skin.
• Avoid the use of exfoliating agents, further peeling agents, retinoids, retinols, and vitamin A products for 5-7 days after treatment.
• Refrain from intensive sun light, saunas, sunbed, steam bath.
• Use adequate sunscreen protection with a minimum of 30 SPF for at least 1 week after treatment.
• Avoid electrolysis, depilatory creams, waxing and laser hair removal for a minimum of 7 days after treatment.
• Do not swim in chlorinated water for approximately 14 days.
• Use of intensive moisturiser is advised for at least a week as your skin may feel drier or tighter after your treatment – this is quite normal.
• Make-up can be applied once skin has settled.

Please report any concerns to your practitioner as soon as possible. Contact

Pricing

Thorough consultation and skin analysis as well as post-treatment advice and care

• 2-step deep cleanse with ClinicCare Concentrated Cleansing Foam 
• Application of ClinicCare Instant Painless Peel
• Disinfect/De-grease skin with Vitasept H
• Application of ClinicCare Mesotherapy Solution prior to Microneedling specific areas in sections.
• Hydrating and cooling ClinicCare EGF sheet mask application
• Application of ClinicCare Lip and Eye Renewal Cream 
• Application of ClinicCare Sun Shield Cream SPF 30

Pre Treatment Information

For optimal results and to ensure the safety of the procedure, it's important to follow specific guidelines regarding skincare before and after the treatment.

Here's what you need to know:

• High-strength, professional skincare products, such as retinoids and AHA's, should be avoided for 3-5 days both before and after the procedure. Low-strength products should be avoided for 48 hours post-treatment.
• Before the treatment, you should steer clear of UV exposure and excessive heat immediately prior to the session. You should wear sunscreen with a minimum SPF of 30 (preferably 50) and ensure it offers broad-spectrum UVA protection daily. You should also minimise direct sunlight exposure and, whenever possible, wear protective clothing and a hat.
• If you have an active herpes simplex infection, the treatment is not advisable. However, those with inactive herpes simplex should consider taking prophylactic antiviral medication or applying topical antiviral cream up to 3 days before and after the treatment.
• If a you use a prescription retinoid in the treatment area, you should discontinue use at least 1 week before the treatment (or as recommended by the supplier). Always refer to the manufacturer's protocols and instructions.

Post Treatment Information

• Refrain from touching the skin with your hands until the pores have had chance to close. Makeup can be applied once the skin has settled.
• Do not pick or pull the skin when healing as this may cause uneven results.
• It is recommended that the use of soaps, other than those recommended by your practitioner, on the treated skin area is restricted until the skin normalises and where possible warm / tepid water and / or gentle skin cleansers are used for cleansing. Do not scrub. Pat to dry only.
• Avoid, electrolysis, depilatory creams, waxing, and laser hair removal for
  a minimum of 72 hours after treatment.
• Avoid facial products containing fragrance for 3-5 days after treatment as these may irritate the skin.
• Refrain from intensive sun light, saunas, sunbed, and steam bath for at least 1 week.
• Use adequate sunscreen protection with a minimum of 50 SPF.
• Use of intensive moisturiser is advised for at least a week as your skin may feel drier or tighter after your treatment – this is quite normal.

Microneedling is ideal for addressing:

• Fine lines, wrinkles, and signs of ageing
• Scarring from acne, chickenpox, or surgery
• Uneven skin tone and pigmentation
• Enlarged pores and rough or uneven skin texture
• Overall skin rejuvenation and revitalisation
• Stretch marks

Contra-indications to Microneedling

These treatments may not be suitable if you have:

• Active acne or eczema: Micro-needling can irritate and worsen active
  acne or eczema, causing further inflammation and potentially spreading
  the infection.
• ⁠Open wounds or sores: If there are any open wounds, cuts, or sores on the area to be treated, micro-needling should be avoided until the skin has fully healed.
• ⁠Skin infections or diseases: If there's a bacterial or viral skin infection, such as herpes or impetigo, micro-needling should be postponed until the infection has cleared.
• ⁠Active rosacea: Micro-needling can exacerbate rosacea, causing more redness and flushing.
• Blood disorders: If you have a bleeding disorder or are taking blood-thinning medications, micro-needling may increase the risk of bleeding or bruising.
• ⁠Pregnancy or breastfeeding: It is generally recommended to avoid micro-needling during pregnancy and breastfeeding, as there is not enough data on its safety for these populations.
• ⁠History of keloid scarring: Micro-needling can stimulate collagen
  production, which may worsen the appearance of keloid scars or lead to new ones.
• ⁠History of skin cancer: If there’s a history of skin cancer or precancerous lesions, micro-needling may not be recommended, as it can potentially stimulate the growth of cancerous cells.
• ⁠Active cold sores or fever blisters: Micro-needling can trigger the
  reactivation of the herpes simplex virus, causing the development of cold sores or fever blisters.
• ⁠Autoimmune disorders: Autoimmune disorders, such as lupus or
  scleroderma, micro-needling is not recommended, as it can potentially trigger or worsen autoimmune symptoms.
• Accutane use: If they have taken Accutane (isotretinoin) within the past six months, micro-needling is not recommended, as it can potentially cause excessive scarring and delay healing.
• ⁠Allergies: If there is a known allergy to any of the topical products used during micro-needling, it is not recommended, or alternative products may need to be used.
• ⁠Use of certain medications: Some medications, such as retinoids, may need to be discontinued prior to micro-needling, as they can potentially increase the risk of skin irritation and adverse effects

Pricing

ClinicCare Classic Facial Includes

• Deep cleanse with the Concentrated Cleansing Foam to remove impurities and prepare the skin
• Enzymatic exfoliation using the Instant Painless Peel to refine texture and unclog pores
• Relaxing facial massage to boost circulation, promote lymphatic drainage
• Hydration and toning with low molecular weight Hyaluronic Acid for deep moisture retention
• Targeted gel mask to address specific skin concerns
• Nourishing lotion rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and peptides to protect and rejuvenate
• Eye and lip care for hydration and elasticity
• SPF protection to shield against UVA/UVB damage

The ClinicCare Classic Facial is suitable for all skin types because it is fully customisable and uses gentle, yet effective cosmeceutical formulations.

Specifically, it can benefit clients who:

• Want hydration and skin plumping
• Have dull or tired skin needing revitalisation
• Are concerned with early signs of ageing
• Have uneven texture or mild pigmentation
• Seek deep cleansing without irritation
• Want a relaxing, professional facial experience

Who Should Avoid This Treatment / Medical Considerations:

• The Cliniccare Classic Facial may not be suitable if you have:
• Active skin infections (e.g., cold sores, impetigo, fungal infections)
• Severe acne or open wounds on the face
• Recent chemical peels, laser treatments, or injectables (within 7–14 days)
• Recent facial surgery (consultation required before treatment)
• Sunburn, heat sensitivity, or extreme skin irritation
• Severe rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, or hypersensitive skin (may require a modified treatment)
• Contagious illness or fever
• Autoimmune skin conditions affecting the face
• Blood disorders or conditions affecting clotting
• Uncontrolled diabetes
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding (consultation required)

Note: A consultation is recommended to ensure the facial is safe and tailored to your individual skin needs.

Pre Treatment Information

To get the most from your Cliniccare Classic Facial, please follow these guidelines before your appointment:

• Avoid exfoliating treatments or active skincare products (e.g., AHAs, BHAs, retinol) for 48 hours prior

• Do not undergo facial waxing, laser treatments, or injectables (such as Botox or fillers) within 14 days

• Stay out of direct sun and avoid tanning (including sunbeds) for at least 48 hours before your facial

• Let me know if you have any medical conditions, skin sensitivities, or allergies so I can tailor the treatment for you

• Arrive with clean skin, preferably without heavy makeup

• Stay hydrated and try to relax before your session—it’s your time to unwind

• If you’re unsure whether this facial is right for you, contact me and I’ll be happy to guide you

Post Treatment Information

• Reactions from treatment are rare but may include: skin redness, irritation and breakouts.
  Effects will usually typically resolve within hours and most people are able to return to their normal activities
  the same day. Some people may react differently and may experience these reactions for longer. However, these
  reactions are temporary and typically resolve within 3-4 days as the skin returns to normal.
  
  •⁠ ⁠Gently wash the treated area on the same day, but do not rub or massage the face for 24 hours. Cleanse
  using a mild cleanser.
  
  •⁠ ⁠Keep skin moisturised and drink plenty of water.
  
  •⁠ ⁠If make up is applied, ensure it is mineral or non-comedogenic.
  
  •⁠ ⁠Refrain from extreme temperatures such as intensive sun light, saunas, sunbed, steam bath, and hot
  showers for 48 hours.
  
  •⁠ ⁠Do not participate in activities that may cause excessive perspiration for the rest of the day.
  
  •⁠ ⁠Apply a sunscreen with an SPF30+ (such as the CLINICCARE Sun Shield Cream SPF30) on a daily basis.
  
  •⁠ ⁠Avoid electrolysis, waxing, bleaching (face), depilatory creams, laser hair removal for at least 48 hours.
  
  •⁠ ⁠Do not apply perfumed or other exfoliating skin care products for 72 hours after a facial.
  
  •⁠ ⁠Avoid other facial treatments for 48 hours.
  
  •⁠ ⁠Do not swim in chlorinated water for the rest of the day.
  
  •⁠ ⁠Please report any concerns to your practitioner as soon as possible

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